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This is standard pricing in Western Europe, if not a little higher. I'm at about €150 a month with everything covered bar Vision and Dental in Ireland, employer
by piltdownman 2y ago
This is standard pricing in Western Europe, if not a little higher. I'm at about €150 a month with everything covered bar Vision and Dental in Ireland, employer provided. Total medication bill per month is capped at €80 as well as part of our National Health Service, regardless of what you're prescribed.
- secfirstmd 2y agoSo we are cheaper for insurance but you do actually pay more than that when you include the black hole that is your taxes to the HSE.
- uuddlrlrbaba 2y agoThe taxes in the US are even more of a black hole considering you get essentially nothing in return
- RamblingCTO 2y agoI'm German and I pay wayyyy more than 150€, that's why I'm asking. I'd say it's more like 1000-1500€ bucks, depending on how much you make. /edit: I checked my pay slip and I pay around 1600€ per month for regular health care (Techniker Krankenkasse). Are we discussing different things here? I'm confused /edit2: In general it's at least 14,6% of your gross income, for me 15.8%.